The Reason Why America Doesn't Build More Nuclear Power Plants
Nuclear power is one of the cleanest and most consistent forms of energy right now, so why aren't there more plants in the U.S.? It's complicated.
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How NASA's X-59 QueSST Could Help Bring Supersonic Travel To The Masses
NASA is currently testing a new supersonic jet that might open the floodgates to supersonic flight on a commercial basis. Here's everything we know.
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Here's Why Space Agencies Build Fake Mars Environments
NASA, the ESA, and other organizations are working on simulated Mars habitats on Earth, all in an effort to eventually put humans there in the future.
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Scientists May Have Uncovered A New Way Of Annihilating Massive Stars
Here's the lowdown on a very special gamma-ray burst, and how it may be responsible for changing the way we look at the destruction of enormous stars.
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How To Virtually Explore The Landscapes Of Mars In 3D
The U.S. Geological Survey (USGS) has released a huge trove of digital renderings of the red planet.
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10 Spy Satellites That Soared Through Space In The Cold War
The Cold War was a period of high tension, primarily between the U.S. and Soviet Union. Here are 10 spy satellites that soared through space in the Cold War.
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This Is The X-66A: NASA's Next Highly-Experimental X-Plane
NASA unveiled a new experimental and highly efficient airplane that it's developing to help reduce carbon emissions worldwide. Here's what you need to know.
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Aerospike Engines Explained: Could They Really Be The Future Of Spaceflight?
Aerospike engines sound like something out of science fiction, but in fact they're quite possibly the key to advanced space exploration. Here's what they are.
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Starfield Direct Gives Us Our Best Look Yet At Bethesda's Space Epic
The hotly-anticipated game "Starfield" was detailed extensively during a recent broadcast. Here are some of the big things we learned from "Starfield" Direct.
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8 Unique TVs That Would Look Great In Any Space
It might be time to reimagine what a modern television can be. Here are eight unique TVs that would look great in any space.
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Here's How Huge Explosions In Space Create Gold
Kilonovas are a type of explosion that is smaller than a supernova, but still epic in scale and important to study.
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Scientists Have A Plan For Growing Food On The Moon. Here's What It Looks Like
The moon doesn't have soil like Earth. Here's how scientists are planning to grow crops there anyway.
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You Can Still Find Your Old Myspace Profile. Here's How
While we can't actually teleport you back to 2006, there are a few tricks up our sleeve to see your Myspace page ... and there's a way to delete it, too.
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How To Leave Or Join A Workspace In Slack
Entering or exiting a Slack workspace may feel a bit unfamiliar, as it's more involved than simply signing up.
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How To Remove Someone From Your Slack Workspace
As a business-oriented chat platform, Slack is prepared to help control access to all workspaces. Here is how to remove someone from your Slack workspace.
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How Many People Can Fit Into SpaceX's Starship?
With Elon Musk predicting humanity's arrival on Mars by 2029, SpaceX is attempting to lead the charge with Starship's impressive crew size and payload capacity.
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Not Every Scientist Is Thrilled Elon Musk's Neuralink Just Got Human Trial Approval
Neuralink, Elon Musk's brain-interface company, received FDA approval to move to human trials, but not all experts are convinced that it's ready.
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How NASA Tracks Hurricanes - And How That's About To Get Much Better
NASA's TROPICS mission is going to vastly improve the reporting and research of hurricanes and tropical storms, successfully launching multiple new satellites.
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Virgin Galactic's First Spaceflight In Nearly Two Years Is A Success
Virgin Galactic, which is Richard Branson's private spaceflight service that competes with Blue Origin and SpaceX, launched its second successful spaceflight.
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AI Helps Scientists Discover Superbug-Fighting Antibiotic
AI continues to prove useful in medical applications, including fast-tracking initial testing methods for antibacterial treatment on stubborn bacteria.
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This Money-Saving Project Can Turn An Arduino Into A Home Energy Monitor
If you want to DIY solution to your energy consumption, here's how modders created a home energy monitor from an Arduino, some wiring, and a little custom code.
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NASA Gives Blue Origin An Artemis Crewed Lunar Lander Contract After Bezos Snit
NASA awarded Blue Origin a contract for a lunar lander system after Jeff Bezos protested SpaceX's single-vendor status. We have all the details.
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This Awesome Raspberry Pi Project Can Track The International Space Station
Sridhar Rajagopal created the Raspberry Pi tracker to display the location of the ISS using Waveshare ePaper.
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NASA X-38: The Little Spacecraft With A Big Challenge
The X-38 was a collaborative effort with the Johnson Space Center, Langley Research Center, Dryden Flight Research Center, and the European Space Agency (ESA).
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The X-20 Dyna-Soar: The Air Force Space Plane With A Dark History
Boeing's X-20 space vehicle named the "Dyna-Soar" (Dynamic Soaring) had other-than squeaky clean origins.
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NASA X-57: The Experimental Electric Plane With 14 Motors
NASA's X-57 Maxwell is an attempt to investigate and develop the concept of more environmentally-friendly flight.
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Amazon Astro Leak Claims Home Robot Will Get A Massive AI Upgrade
Amazon is working on a big intelligence upgrade for its Astro home robot, at least according to internal documents that leaked. Here's what we know so far.
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